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This course is designed for those with little to no medical background wanting to become an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). Students receive classroom lectures, hands-on practical applications, work with state of the art training simulators and automated digitalized medical mannequins. Additionally, each student is required to work with a local Rescue Squad or with a local Fire Station that provides EMT services for a minimum of 48 hours. Upon completion of the program, the students can take the NC EMT Certification exam or the National Registry Certification exam to be licensed as a certified EMT.
Job description:
Emergency Medical Technician as a member of a Rescue Squad, Fire Department, Hospital or private health care providers.
Specific questions about the EMT Program should be addressed to Jon Stephens at 252-672-4698
Eligibility factors:
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Applicants must have an accredited High School Diploma or a General Education Diploma